Sentence examples for going to outshine from inspiring English sources

Nice try, but no one's going to outshine Johnson.

But then a pack of girls ran up brandishing slushees, and I'll be damned if any pack of girls was going to outshine my Three Musketeers! 1 01: Other parents make purchases with evidence (balloons) and now there is chaos.

"Many brands like Rolex will never come to Only Watch if they are going to be outshined by the price for Patek Philippe," Mr. Pons said.

Of the students that Leśniewski had taught at Warsaw, some went on to logical and philosophical careers of their own, most notably Tarski, whom Leśniewski correctly recognized as a genius, and who went on to outshine his teacher.

In the end, The Tracey Ullman Show would be eclipsed by the animated sketch show it created, The Simpsons, which has gone on to outshine every other sitcom or primetime series in US history.

The quest by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to find a site for a second campus has prompted cities around the East Bay to go to great lengths to outshine one another.

"But if your interest is the next office right away, then you're interested in outshining someone else and you're going to play to the crowds much more and you're going to play to lobbyists much more".

They outshined a lot of the major [label] stuff so I was confident that our chemistry together was going to be a force to be reckoned with.

And despite a somewhat tarnished reputation, now even President Bush has admitted the decision to go to war was based on flawed intelligence, Ms Rice has continued to outshine colleagues.

Don't go overboard, as you don't want to outshine the bride.

The Rams and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers always bring out the fight in the other, going at it like brothers, pushing buttons, testing wills, trying to outshine by any means necessary.